The Violent Crown Prince

I've finished the book and here's my summary: the rating is too low. Overall, the book is good. The writing and narration are very objective, so you won't feel overly invested in the protagonist. The female lead's role is also normal, neither too much nor too little.

It's super good, and not one of those lighthearted transmigration novels (where the protagonist easily changes their mind and creates things).

It's clear the author has a strong command of classical Chinese, and the character descriptions are quite detailed. However, perhaps because this is my first time reading this type of book, the descriptions of many officials were rather vague.

Not bad, not bad, worth a look.

The book is good. It's much better than your average time-travel novel.

This book is written in a simple and unadorned style, making it quite readable.

I think this book has already surpassed 90% of Tomato's historical fiction. It's really good, but the romance scenes are a bit strange.

It's alright, but the abrupt ending is a bit uncomfortable.

This book demonstrates the author's high writing skill; it is of good quality and rigorous, a rare high-quality work.

Sentimentality; this book is worth reading.